One Point Six Manifesto
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March 12, 2026
Contributed by Ian Edmondson
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Zona SDQ/MCR is used here in deliberate contrast to the elegance of Palatino. Where Palatino carries classical proportion, calligraphic grace, and literary heritage, Zona SDQ speaks in a sharper, engineered voice – contemporary, constructed, unapologetically digital.
This tension defines the spirit of One Point Six, a Manchester-based design studio active during the 2000s.
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